Eva Rzucidlo

Director and Chief of Vascular Surgery eager to contribute to team success through hard work, attention to detail and excellent organizational skills. Clear understanding of Strategic Goals, patient centered care , quality cost effective health care, and training in leadership and team building. Motivated to learn, grow and excel to create exceptional medical care

• Vein Center accreditation, Mcleod Vascular Associates, 2019
• ACaVL accreditation, Mcleod Vascular lab, 2020
• Creation of Complex Aortic Program, Mcleod Regional Medical Center
• Creation of Telehealth program for Mcleod Vascular Associates
• TCAR, Center of Excellence, 2019,2020, 2021
• Chairperson of the Women's Leadership Committee, Society for Vascular Surgery 2011-2013
• Video Committee Chair, Program Committee, Society for Vascular Surgery, 2013-2016
• Trivascular Evaluation of Females who are under represented candidates for abdominal aortic repair 2015 to present
• Task Force American Heart Association. Increased Awareness of Peripheral Vascular Disease in Women 2014-2016
• CEO Roundtable and Advisory Board Mcleod Regional MedicalCenter 2018- present
• Distinguished Fellow of the Society for Vascular Surgery, 2004 to present
• Thomas P Almay Chapter of the Gold Humanism Honor Society, 2015
• Who's Who in America, 2020
• Career Merit Award, Mcleod Regional Medical Center 2020
• Editorial Board, Journal fo Vascular Surgery , 2012-2020

Mcleod Regional Medical Center, McLeod Health

Dartmouth Medical School, Adjunct Professor

Medical license: New Hampshire (current), South Carolina ( current), past Massachusetts

Board certification : General Surgery, 47499; Vascular Surgery, 101418

Community Service:

• Creation of healthy food demonstration for stroke survivors group
• Community speaker to help understand cardiovascular disease
• Community speaker to help understand healthy living
• Mcleod Grant Recipient to help fund office stock of compression stockings for patients that cannot afford this vital medical device
• Hospital advocate for speaking on radio and television to increase awareness of increased prevalence of cardiovascular disease in minority populations and women

Mentoring:

• Prior mentor for general surgery, vascular surgery residents and fellows. Prior Program Director in charge of resident and fellow education as well as vascular staff surgeons promotions. Director of the Simulation Curriculum. Responsible for open and endovascular simulation curriculum and teaching of Vascular fellows, Vascular residents and general surgery residents
• Prior mentor for medical and graduate students in NIH funded basic research lab investigating vascular smooth muscle cell phenotypic modulation. This would allow for a better understands of vascular disease and improve treatment of disease such as hypertension

Invited speaker:

• 1/2016 Under standing PVD Rotary, Mullins, SC Mullins, SC
• 2/2016 Increase awareness of PVD in women, Go Red Luncheon, SC Florence, SC
• 2/2017 Increase awareness of PVD Go Red Luncheon, SC Cheraw, SC
• 2/2018 How to keep vascular disease at bay. Go Red Luncheon Cheraw, SC
• 4/2020 Telehealth : How to use in Telehealth in a busy Vascular Surgery Office, Telehealth Conference Columbia, SC